The [Un]usual Planter
Here, you have that. You might be able to do something with it…. That’s quite a regular statement I hear actually. Surprised ? I wasn’t. It’s not the most unusual object I’ve ever been handed. I like the odd challenge and this one was a doddle. Yesterday I filled the container with some pebble. More [...]
{ all posts, make and do } { One comment }The Weekend Garden Outdoors Podcast
As always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you can subscribe to the blog and listen to them right here. Missed last weeks garden podcast ? On The Blog This Week: Scotts Weedol – they own shamrock [irish] moss peat I need a something…? wonder of I’ll ever find it Greenpeace are a [...]
{ all posts, horticulture in ireland } { One comment }I Need A Something… ?
what do you think….? Call. Coffee. Email. Or Comment…. Peter Donegan: award winning Irish gardener. Horticulturalist. Blogger. Writer. Talker. Human. Makes gardens. Either or. Will always be happy and happy gardening
{ all posts, office } { 3 comments }The Weekend Gardeners Podcast
To the garden, as always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to them right here. Missed last weeks garden podcast ? Links From the blog: fruit trees – get some planted the garden group is to visit the battle of the boyne [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }Fruiting Investments
as always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to them right here. As you can see from the first image we had a lot of flowers on the cherry trees a few months ago… Slight bit early maybe, I’m actually @donegangardens on [...]
{ all posts, grow your own } { One comment }Irish Garden Radio – Podcast For The Weekend
To the garden, as always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to them right here. Missed last weeks garden podcast ? Podcast links: cutting hedges – how do you do yours ? diana the hen ran away from home 12 new plants [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }12 New Plants To The Market – From Ireland
I have interviewed my good friend Pat Fitzgerald before. Twice actually. But when a Kilkenny man brings 12 new plants to the market, already employs 35 people and exports [some as far as Japan] over 85% of all of his plants grown…. I think it’s more than news worthy. An Irish man selling Japanese style [...]
{ all posts, plants } { 7 comments }Garden Radio: Gardening Advice Podcast #5
I shoud get someone to me one of those radio dj intro jingles….. hence the donegan garden radio bit above…. did you just hum a jingle in your head ? To the garden, as always you can rss the podcasts via iTunes or direct via audioboo or you subscribe to the blog and listen to [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { One comment }Writing
My writing began with a weekly piece for the Irish Farmers Journal in 2004. Over my 4 years there I also reported freelance for The IFJ on various events that took place. Shortly after finishing with the Journal I started writing for Self Build Ireland Magazine, a quarterly publication. I wrote on more specialist subjects [...]
{ all posts, services } { 0 comments }iTunes Garden Advice Podcasts
After having a conversation with web supremo, good friend and nice guy Bernie Goldbach…. the latest addition to the weblog is the iTunes available for download podcast. In this I’m gonna try and give my 2 cents worth of advice on what, who and how in the garden. And sure if they won’t give me [...]
{ all posts, garden advice } { 5 comments }Irish Blog Award 2010
The 2nd round results for the Irish Blog Awards 2010 were announced today. This year I wasn’t as fortunate. That’s allowed. Those remaining in the race really are an amazing list of weblogs. My congratulations sincerely to each and every one of them and sincerley also to the sponsors. Big bulaidh bós mór there. Of [...]
{ all posts, techie } { 0 comments }Nominated For The Irish Blog Awards 2010
Last year this weblog was nominated for the irish blog awards 2009. And this year somebody nominated this green blog again As you are most likely well aware there is a long way to go and so I shall [appropriately] quote myself from last year once again… That said – awards or not, it is [...]
{ all posts, techie } { 2 comments }Irish Gardening Online…?
I remember reading an article posted online by good friend and nursery man Pat Fitzgerald. It was about trying to promote the gardening industry. Here’s a little taster of what Pat had to say…. …we collect last years good condition gardening magazines and make some beneficial use of them instead of hoarding them. Why not [...]
{ all posts, horticulture in ireland } { 7 comments }Peter Donegan Landscaping Ltd Website
It’s kind of unusual when about 9 years ago I first wrote the wording for the first pages of my website. There were pages within pages with links off to one side… Maybe it’s how websites were built at the time…? In hindsight the writing, for mine, read like some sort of corporate clap trap [...]
{ all posts, techie } { One comment }Irish Blog Awards 2010
Last year this weblog was nominated for the annual Irish awards. This year… I think I’d be quite happy just to be mentioned again with the best in the country. If you do nominate this blog…. all I can say is thanks so very much. I hope you you had as much fun reading as [...]
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